Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-14
SOCIETY NOTES.

Secretary and Mrs. Endicott and their son and
daughter will be In Boston on Thursday to attend
the marriage OF Miss Martha, The daughter Of s.
EndicOtt Peabody, and Mr.. John Lawrence, at the
summer home OF her parents, Kernwood. The
bride-elect is niece Of Mrs. Endicott. The groom
Is son OF Abbott Lawrence The marriage is q
union OF two OF B0StOnS best and OlueSt- bloOded
families.
Secretary and Mrs. whitney returned from
Annapolis on Saturday. They attended the cadets
pail and called out the young man who sent Doro-
Iny her nrst invitation to ball, Mr.. James H.
keld, OF the class OF 'SS, whose parents live in
Georgetown.
Mrs. Bonaparte gave small dinner party last
evening to Secretary and Mrs. whitney. Mrs.
BOnaparte has sent her children to visit their
uncle, Mr. Charles Bonaparte, in Baltimore, and on
Saturday she will go to New York to meet her hus-
nual visit to France On that day. Then the family
WIN meet at Newport, where they spend the sum-
mer.
Gen. and Mrs. Beale went yesterday to Long
Branch, hoping the sea air will restore Mrs Beale
70 her accustomed strength.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry K. willard will go on the
first Of next month to their quaint old house in
Nantucket. Mr.. Harry Willard preceded them
North last week.
Mrs. D. R. James held very pleasant reception
her daughter. Miss James. Mr. and Mrs. James
leave the city on Saturday, and on next Saturday
they sail for Europe.
There are three brides and grooms at the Ham,
l1tou douSc. MI anu ATS. u. +. ROutn, VINO regis
ter from the whole state Of Connecticut: Mr. and
Mrs; Borden, OF Chicago, and Mi. and Mrs r. L.
Lind, New York.
Judge Durham, the First Controller Of the Treas
ury, anu Mrs. Durham celebrate the anniversary
or their marriage with high tea next Friday to
attend which they have invited all the officers and
clerks OF the Controllers Office.
Mrs. Sk1dmore and her daughter, Miss Matte
Sk1dmOre, and Mrs. Gross leave for Atlantic City
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. C. Sessions, Of Columbus, Ohio,
are visiting W. W. Metcalf, at 1881 Vermont
avenue.
The wedding of J. Mckee Borden and Miss Alice
Christine Lauck took place at the New York Ave-
nue. church this morning. Rev. DR.. Bartlett ofri-
clated, reading the marriage service OF the Epis-
copal Church. There was gOodly attendance OF
the intimate friends of both parties, an unusual
number OF gentlemen being present, with whom
the groom Is deServedly popular. At 10 80 O'Clock
the bride entered the church. leaning OIL the arm
OF her uncle, Mr.. Cromwell, and was preceded to
the chancel rail by the uShers MessrS Hansmann
Lane, Owen and Howell. Here the bride was met
Dy the groom, who was accompanied by his best
man, Mr.. L. w. Seely. The bride was given away
0y her uncle She wore handsome Paris pattern
travelling dress OF brown cashmere, trimmed with
orocaded velvet, and a bonnet to match in the
front OF which was a dainty bunch OF pink
OF elegant La France roses. The newly married
couple, after receiving the congratulations of
their friends took the II o'clock train for Phila-
delp1ia. After returning from their wedding tour
tney Will go TO housekeeping in the northwestern
section OF the CITY,